Jay Daniels wrote:
redhat said:
Scott Miller wrote:
Check your httpd.conf file, verify the default document root is
/var/www/html (could be something else)
Here's a snap of where I put my document root - changed from
/var/www/html: (about a third of the way down)
# This should be changed to whatever you set DocumentRoot to.
#
<Directory "/home/domains">
#
#
After you are done reading the httpd.conf file, and find the document
root, upload an index.html file there, then:
service httpd restart
then opening a browser and typing: localhost
should bring up that page.
Scott
ok, things are working correctly now. It's even picking up the .php
extension before the .html, which is what I want. Not sure what part did
it. The directory was set correctly. I had 3 httpd.conf files -
httpd.conf httpd.conf.bak httpd.conf.rpmnew
I tried all three to no avail, then I saw your "service httpd restart"
command and that worked, with the httpd.con.rpmnew in place of the
httpd.conf. I'll try it with the other two and see what happens.
I think I probably hosed it via WEBMIN. :-P
Not necessarily, perhaps you ran up2date and it installed a newer rpm?
jay
well, yeah, I have a newer RPM... So if I update again when a newer
rpm comes out it will hose up again?
